Warner Brothers has a new release date for The Great Gatsby: May 10th, 2013. As I anticipate the new film from Baz Lurhman, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Carrie Mulligan, I feel a sense of dread when I realize that the release date is the second weekend in May. Over the … [Read More]
A Lot of speculation and anticipation has been brewing for the latest Paul Thomas Anderson film “The Master.” When the director of “Boogie Nights” and “Magnolia” makes the follow up the hypnotic and transcendent “There Will Be Blood,” any fanatic cinephile would declare this one of their eagerly awaited films of … [Read More]
With the announcement from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences regarding Oscar dates for submissions, nominations, and presentations, the Oscar race can officially get underway. The 85th Academy Awards, which take place on February 24, 2013 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, are the film industries premiere … [Read More]
One of the big box office surprises from this weekend was the success of the corporate finance thriller “Arbitrage.” It grossed an estimated $2.07 million at under 200 locations (around a $10,500 per-theater average). What makes this hit bypass many pundits, even me who calls out box office surprise … [Read More]
During the next few days, TMB contributor Kenny Miles will blog about his most anticipated autumn releases (from now until Halloween). Ben Affleck hasn’t had the best of luck picking projects as an actor with far too many disappointments and bombs to count including “Pearl Harbor,” “Armageddon,” … [Read More]
During the next few days, TMB contributor Kenny Miles will blog about his most anticipated autumn releases (from now until Halloween). Robert Lorenz is a name that engaged cinemaphiles, let alone the average moviegoer, might not be aware but this might change in the near future. Lorenz … [Read More]
On September 10, 2012, Titanic 3D will make its BluRay debut in an impressive four-disc format for your home viewing pleasure. While opening in theaters in the spring, the film grossed a decent amount of money for a classic film re-release. Titanic was the ravishing James Cameron romantic … [Read More]
With Summer 2012, the Entertainment Industry was similar to the stock market rocked by the summer of the European Debt crisis, health care court decisions, corporate earning reports, and various economic data, it had its ups and down indeed! Okay, I’m influenced by CNBC because it was the only network … [Read More]
The musical “The Book of Mormon” is closing its 3-week off Broadway run in Denver this upcoming weekend. Rarely does this movie buff attend popular Broadway musicals. However, I had heard so many great things about this stage production I couldn’t help myself by getting tickets as soon as … [Read More]
As much as I love documentaries, typically I do not find the musical documentaries as interesting as the serious subject matter engrained in non-fiction films, especially political/issue-based documentaries. Thankfully I came across “Lucky Girl” which softened my callous heart toward the niche doc genre. Credit to this achievement … [Read More]
One movie that might be overlooked in the dog days of summer and the beginning of autumn is the new indie romantic comedy “Celeste and Jesse Forever.” So far, it has preformed decently in a limited release roll out platform grossing $1 million at the box office. However, this … [Read More]
We can now officially add conservative Republicans to the list with African Americans, Latinos, elderly people, and evangelical Christians as segments of the population Hollywood could make specific movies for, but chooses to ignore. That’s an unorthodox coalition of people groups. And the GOP’s demographic base was the driving … [Read More]